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MOCKLER rrererrr en rerrerrrrrranna THE REVIEW, BURKHAM, ONT. 25¢ to Jan. 1 In Dress Goods ment in the correct fall shad and come to and parc Our Fur Collar Coat and parcels hereâ€"we will take care of them. \VWe will also be pleased to show you our NEW FALL STOCKS of all kinds of wearables A NNGO Perrin‘s Gloves Short Kid Gloves t October Faskions & Patterns are Here Men‘s Kimberley Cope Gloves To any address in Canada, we will send THE REVIEW from now to Jan. 1 next (almost five months) for 25 cents. Take adâ€" vantage of this remarkable offer or see that your friend or neighâ€" bor does so, _ NOW is the time. Butter and Eggs Taken as Cash and Highest Prices paid. cularly to sh The semiâ€"fitted an We have plenty of well made and th at different prices she fur I‘l n SPEOCIAL when you are in town"we make you welâ€" the freedom of our store. Leave your wraps 11 simes Ireland ‘Aasili Call an e (Gloves ov es NEW FURS These ar extra fin U Suits ar uving. NCEMENTE t nd CGet a Style Book Free. age of choice furs than we ever had before. style and comprise everything from a it for men and women _ Infyour own inâ€" 1lity and consider that early in the season est skins and best workmanship. 1 11 NV nd w n \the loose coats are of equal popularity both styles. They are comfortable and y carry the style. _ We have them at ut would like partiâ€" our assortment at.. 12.50 & '3.50 n in They are the the latest word is Chevron Strips and we have here a lovely assortâ€" The prices are 60c to 1.25 per yd. the correct thing in plain goods, soft finish, the fall colors, 75¢ yd me, dressy coats to fit all sizes of ) to 18 years _ Bring in your d let them try on the coats. AD n it 1R have beautifual beavercloth oof linivg and handsome ats are in and are worth the new colors and styles sed man or boy will be keep their fit and style too Our Special, $25 lroad Kiag Overalls .. 12.50 & 13.50 «â€" Special We think we deserve vour Glove Trade Ppurhin Retiew. On Labor Day the Orangemen of Meaford, Euphrasia, 8t, Vincent and Collingwood townships presented Dr. Sproule with a purse of $200, and an address, an appreciation of his services in connection with the Order. You don‘t have to pay more than 50 or 60 cts. per yard for your new dress. _ We have the most fashiona ble fabrics at these prices, October patâ€" terns are here, Style Book Free, The House of Quality. e 1% HocKEy MEETINGâ€"All interested in this great game will meet at Dailing‘s Parlors on Thursday, Oct. lst at 8 p. im. Read our ads. Others do and beneâ€" fit thereby, Why not you too ? The House of Quality, e Son f 1 and 2, Single fare tickets will hbe issued by the C, P, R. good going on afternoon trains Sept. 30, all trains Oct. 1 and 2, good for return till Oct. 3rd. _ Issued from all points between Toronto and Owen Sound and Walkâ€" erton and Priceville. Theseticketsare good for round trip. â€" A good time is assured all, _ Don‘t forget the date, Oct, 2, and â€"be there. TnHat WuistL®.â€"Again a section of the town was alarmed on Monday night by a dongâ€"drawn out whistle lasting, it is said 20 minutes, from the throttleof a C. P. R. engine in the yards, Some ot the flremen turned out at 1 o‘clock in the morning, and if this thing continues, a real alarm . will sound unbheeded some day and disaster may follow. The matter we think is of sufficient importance for the council to investigate. See the lnr(‘e stock of Ladics‘ and Children‘s Fail Coats we are showing. 8. F, Morlock. $1.55 brings you the Review and Weeklle(ilobe from now to Jan. lst, 19010. t‘s have yonr name and order at once. A Goon PreacuigE®.â€"The congreâ€" gation of ihe Methodist church were tresated to a couple of excellent serâ€" mons on Sunday by the Key, Air. Jamieson of Durbam. _ Mr. Jamieson possesses a most wonderful yocabulâ€" ary, and it he maukes a mistake at all, it is in using rather more words than are necessary to convey an idea. â€" But he is really a good preacher,â€"Walkerâ€" ton Telescope, The September mecting of the Woâ€" men‘s Institute was held at the home otf Mrs Dennet. _ About thirty ladies were present and discussed the affairs of the home,. On the first of October the next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Jas. McGirr. Topics : * Preparation of Vegetables for the table" and " a week‘s work for busy housewives, " Meeting to commence at 2 p. m. â€" All are inviced to attend. »nd has had two or three operatious performed on them which were of more or less benefit, _ Last week he found it necessary to undergo anâ€" other treatment, Dr, Deacon of Stratâ€" ford and his brother, Dr, Gun taking it in hand, _ His many friends will be pleased to learn it has been most successful and will prebably wind up his eye troubles, The newest creations in fashionable Millinery is to be found at ________ Artemesia Agricultural Society will{ hold their Annual Exhibition at Priceâ€"| ville on Thursday and Friday, October‘ 1 and 2, Single fare tickets will be| issued by the C, P, R. good going on | A LinuiPUTIAX Vistror.â€"A typicat Tom Thumb dropped off the early C. P. R. train bere fast Thursday morning and was a centre of attractâ€" ion throughout the day playiog airs on his favorite instrument, the flute, in addition to relieving those disposed to give of their spare coin. This midâ€" get was only 3 feet, 4 inches high, tull grown, weighed about 70 Ibs, and posâ€" sesses an ordinaryâ€"sized head and an abundance of whiskers. He was born in England 49 years ago, has lived in Toronto 19 years, and by all reports, is successfully steering clear of the civreuses. UOrERATION was SuccRssrCrt.â€"For some years past, Mr, Jas. R. Gun has been having trouble with his eyesight THE STANDARD BANK Established 1873 DURHAM, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1908. There is no formality about opening a Savings Account with this Bank. â€" Courteous clerks will make the first steps easy for you if you wish to begin saving your spare dollars. ~ Not much money is needed. â€" One Dollar will open an account, and entitle you to a passâ€"book in which your deposits are entered. .‘ "No a-eia; in vv?ithdrawing your money at any time, with interest to date. Banking Made Easy DURHAM BRANCH John KHelly, Manager BRANCH ALSO AT HARRISTON. H. H. Mockler, OF CANADA Morlock New TELEPHONE CONNXECTIONXâ€"The private telenhone system extending from Durharu to Allan Park, has been connected with the system of the Bell Telephone Company at Durham. _ It is worth noting that Allan Park can now be reached over the Bell Cowâ€" pany‘s lines. Last Wednesday and Thursday the Annual Fall Millinery Openings took place and as usual the ladies of Durâ€" ham anud vicinity shawed Lheiruflare- ciation of the enterprige of our Millinâ€" ers by turning out in Jarge numbers, At this busy and leading estabâ€" lishment, with Miss Grinyer again in charge, the display was firstâ€"class both Nid you know that there is a store in Durham where the choicest neckâ€" wear for men,. sold elsewhere for 50 and 75 ets is offered for 45¢ each or 8 for $1.25. 12 dozen new patterns just arrived. Aask to see them. The House of Quality, P oR 800. Here one views an attractive_and well stocked show room, with Miss Donohue as head trimmer, â€" Many beautiful headâ€" wear creations are on disrluy, the leadâ€" ing shades being canard blue, toque, and greens in emerald and bronze. Large hats are very common this season, though my lady may have any size, reasonable or unreasonable she wishes. On several of the hats shown we noâ€" ticed fringes, cords and tassels; these in addition to the braided bands and cabochons, lend a tonch clegance, like that given by the use of soutache in millinery. _ One pretty white felt was shown trimmed with a feather bandeau of Irish green, overlapped by an orientâ€" al bandeau and set off with ornaménts of Japanese design. Anew creation was the Directoire in white plumes with gold cord and tassels. â€" Specially for young girls a Corday hat was shown, trimmed with a Pocahontes feather bandeau. $1.00 only for the Review to new readers to Jan. 1, 1910. 25¢ for balance of the year. Send us your name,. Leader R. L. BHorden, the Conservaâ€" tive Leader is to be in Hanover on Oct. 1st next with some of his lieutenâ€" ants, at 3 p. m. in quantity aud "{unliW. This season hats ave large being abundantly decorâ€" ated with sweeping plumes and feathâ€" ers, A few of the mote admired hats are mentioned below but no descripâ€" tion can take the place of a personal yiew. â€" Call and see them, Although recently opened, one meets here with a pleasing assortment of trimmed millinery, _ Again the large hats are quite prevalent, but they are so designed as to be most becoming. . We specially noticed among these a large New York hat, faced with white, lew crown with Persian bandeau and Perâ€" sian wings ; a large white hat, high crown, white wings, gold buckle and gold bandeau with tassels ; a large pop: lar shade of grey hat, gray wings steel Many bargains in Ulothing at 8. F,. Morlock‘s. bandeau and stcel buckle with touches of cerice velvet ; a large brown hat with Pocahontas bandeau and Irish green ribbon. Space permits but a brief mention of the beautifnl hand painted china and pictures Miss Bufig also has displayed and a new line in Durham. Tothe men, women, boys, young ladies and everyone, we would say, at least, see it. it is easily worth a visit and should prove a popular spot among the townspeople. 8. F. MORLOCK MISS DICK UISS BUGG +5 51 Branches H. H. Mockler were no fewer than five Collections of Vegetables and all were yery worthy samples. Seven entrics in Swede turnips were fewer than we |have seen in the past but the quality was good. _ ‘The onions were excelâ€" ilent and would indicate that the soil und the season haye been suitable. |The mangolds were not so robust as formerly but certainly fine spec:â€" mens. As we looked at the cabbage we wondered if they were smaller ‘than usual. or only dwarfed in our |eyes by jhaving seen fihe monster bursting specimens in A. C. Beaton‘s garden at Strathcona two weeks ago. But there, Strathcona can‘t grow apples like that long tablefal, though B. C. is not tar behind ftor a sample of apples and plums grown in the Pacific provinge is ticketed as being grown by Mr Malcolm Beaton, formerly of Rob Roy Corners. There is beautitul ’corn and potatoes, but we can‘t parâ€" | ticularize turther. !_ The number of entriecs in dairy 1products is out of all proportion to lthe importance of this industry. Why should this be? The speciâ€" mens shown must have caused some difficulty in judging. The Ladies‘ fancy work is beyond our ken, but it looked braw. _ We pretend to a betâ€" il:er knowledge of the ladies‘ work on the other side, i. e. the pies, cakes, buns, &e., and are prepared to say that it is at least equal to anything of the kind in Carada. There was keen competition in the bread classes, bat where was Mrs Morice this year ? of a pair of ironed rope tugs. T. Smith‘s robes, tanned by his new special process are attractiyeas eyer as one thinks of a coming winter. The competition in the Fino Arts class was almost ril, and but for the excellent display made by Mrs A. McClinton, would have been close to the yanishing point. Mrs. McClinton notwithstanding her household cares, pursues art with a wholesouled love. FINE ARTS.. N, W. Campbell, Judge, Pencil Drawingâ€"â€"Mrs A, MoClinâ€" ten. Crayon Drawingâ€"McClinton. Crayon Drawing Animal lifeâ€"Mcâ€" Clinton. Painting in Indian Inkâ€" McClinton, â€" Painting in oil, animals â€"McClinton. â€" Painting in water colâ€" ors, landscape or marineâ€"McClinton. Painting in water colors, fruit or flowâ€" ersâ€"McClinton, â€" Painting in water colors, animalsâ€"McClinton. _ Paintâ€" ing on Satinâ€"D. Edge, McClinton. Painting _ on â€" velvetâ€"McClinton. Pen and Ink Sketchâ€"McClinton. BRurned Woodworkâ€"Mrs Blackburn, 1. A. Glass. 22 Sept. ‘08 The dry bazy weather prevailing tor weeks back continued long enough to allow of a fine first Gday and the usual appearance in the hall, bat upstairs there is a notable slackness in some lines. Taking a rest this year as it were: Next year in fall force. Favored with Fine Weather, Fine Exhi bits, and Good Racing. The plants and flowers alway comâ€" mand first attention, and the jadges were not loath to express their apâ€" preciatiou of their excellence. There C. P. Kinnee deseryes credit for the very fine display of harness and whips, including a novelty,â€"to usâ€" South Grey Show. PRIZE LISTâ€"FIRST DAY LADIES‘ WORK :\ Depositors Cushion, any otherâ€"W. J. Ritchie Jt, Mrs G. Blackburn. â€" Pair Pillow Shamsâ€"]J. & J, Hunter, Geo Binnie. Table Centre Piece â€"Mrs G, Blackâ€" burn, Mrs Geo McKechnie. Crochet Table Matsâ€"Geo Binnie, Mrs Geo McKechnie. Five o‘clock tea Setsâ€" â€" Mrs Towner, Men‘s stitched hdkfs â€"â€"A, McClinton, Mrs Towner. Gent‘s handmade shirtâ€"Mrs Towner. Gent‘s shirt, machine madeâ€"Mrs ‘Fowner. Coll. Ladies‘ Fanevy workâ€"Mrs G, DAIRY PRODUCTS, 5o lbs Tinnet Butterâ€"Geo Binnie, D Edge, A Park. 251b crock butter â€"R Edge, H H McCrie, Bert Watson, 4 lbs moderately saitedâ€"Wm Mountâ€" ain, D Edge. Jas Gray. Momemade cheeseâ€"â€"]J W Blyth, GRAIN, Fall Wheat, whiteâ€"]J W Blyia. Fall Wheat, redâ€"R Edge, A Park, Wm Ritchic. _ Buck Wheatâ€"Herd Bros. Oats, short whiteâ€"W Ramâ€" age, R Edge, Herd Bros. Oats, long white~â€"â€"Wm Ritchie, D Hamilton, R Edge. Barley, 6 rowedâ€"W Ramage D HMamilton, W A Sharp. Peas, small whiteâ€"W Wiliis, W Ram age, D. Hamilton. Peas, any otherâ€"W Ramage, H Grasby, _ Timothy Seed Mrs D Greenwood, W. Ramage, Bert Watson. _ Flax Seedâ€"â€"H Grasby, Mrs D Greenwood, Bert Watson. _ 12 ears Cornâ€"R Edge, H Grasby, H H McCrie. Coll. Ladies‘ Fancy workâ€"Mrs G McKechnie, A. McClinton. Judge â€"Mrs B. F, Abrens, Hanover; Mr F. J. Park, Mt Forest ; Miss Mari Galbraith, Chatsworth. Pie.. Arthur McDonald, Nat Harvey. Pie, any other kind.. Mrs G Blackâ€" burn, JS Mcliraith, Canned fruit.. J 8 Mecliraith. _ Raspberry Wine.. Nat Harvey, Geo Binnie. . Mixed Pickles.. Mrs Blackburn, J S Mcâ€" lraith,. Maple Syrup.. Mrs D Greenâ€" wood, Geo Binnie. _ Honey Strained Brown Bread, H H Miller‘s Prize.. W J Levi, W Scearf. â€" Loaf from Mcâ€" Gowan‘s flour.. Wm Ritchic, Rich Barber. â€" Loaf from McKechnie‘s flour .. Adam Robertson, Rich Barber, Doz Buns.. Wim Scraf, Adam Robertâ€" son. _ Doz tarts.. Hugh McDonald, Mrs G Blackburn. Apple Pie..A Park, Mrs McClinton. _ Pumpkin 1 son, Mrs G Park, Pie.. A .. Matt Barber, W J Ritchie, Jr. Col Jellies. . Mrs G. Blackburn. A prosperous year mean s money in hang We take care of it for you and pay interest 4 tirnes a year. Traders‘ Bank of Canada Pablished Weekly} at $1.00 a year, JUDGES Gowan. MISCELLANEOUS tinued on TORONTO Obituary. Adam R #â€"@ â€"4 DURHAM/{BRANCH : Paidâ€"up Capital and Rest, $6,350,000 (1( ertson, John Will Ag .:?gi f ' w i 1( r C W W THE REVIEW, DURHAM, ONT The Yellow Label U h 8 | wil 1+ me Tells the date to which subâ€" lcl:'ifition has been p;(d?‘“ Our mailing list was this week corâ€" rected up to date. If (our- is not correct, kindly notify us at once. â€" We thank all who have renewed the past few weeks but there are yet many others we wish to hear from at once. Bur by MeA Mc 4y D« Al C. RAMAGE & sON, Pamters axp PusuisBERS D Tp, H Miller‘s Meetings. 10c P( L1 H Glenelg, Thursday iese at 7.30 p. m. Our Rates are reasonabl t M We have Mone; We purchase Sa "Borrowers lay, Sey tr cerely, H. H. MI M w OrFT 11 onserval Menber ney Manager W1 Iy red an bet wee MiB > 1 Py new PY t 110 ort t1 PALCC / i 6 h es 2 i m K % t is _ h . t h w ‘ h. P 1 | * 5j y